New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-12
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

AAhouS II VIC hluuueSS VI hetSlSteE VI
Deeds Grimmer we are enabled to pub
lish the transfers of real estate of Brown
Co. The REVIEW will hereafter pub
lish the real estate transfers of the
county regularly.
DR.. G. Weschcke is having; his drug
store painted and improved. A new
prescription case has been added to his
fixtures.
Editor Perry of the St. Peter jour
NAL was in town part of last week.
Owing to lack of space we had to
reserve the report of the secretary of
the board of trade until our next issue.
A two year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Heck died Monday morning
of membranous Group. Two more
children of Mr.. Heck are sick with the
same disease.
The civil officers of Co. A for the en-.
suing year are: L. B. Crook, Presi.
dent; w. j. Winkleman, Vice Presi-
dent; DR.. c. w. McFadden, Secretary,
and NJ. J. Rosskopf, Treasurer.
The new board of county commits
sioners met Monday of last week and
continued in session for the rest of the
week. They completed q large amount
of business and adjourned to June 18th.
1t has been general comment, by
those who ought to know, that the
present board does more work. in less
time, than any of their predecessors.
For proceedings OF their meeting see
another column.
During the ~ years he has occupied
the office of clerk of court, MIR. Blan-
chard issued 1868 marriage licenses;
they are divided amongst the IL years
as follows: 1885,; '76-87; 'T-61;
1910; 1906; 'oO-126; 1871;
'82-121; 1928; '84-127; $3.50;
'86-129. Number 1923 of the year 1886
was issued only a few minutes before
MIR. George took the oath of office.
DR. Hatch, the veterinary surgeon
from Mankato, will be in New Ulm
Friday.
The Turnverein will hold their an
nual subscription masked ball January
Goth. Company A will give masked
ball in Union Hall the same evening.
\ New Ulm has no ice-palace, but
when it comes to toboggan caps we are
found at home. Mrs. Gliding has made
367 caps this fall. Orders have been
filled for parties living in Deadwood,
Cincinnati, St. Paul, Winona, Mankato,
Sleep. Eye, Tracy, Marshall and many
other places.
Mr.. F. Hers has just completed a
very fine bookcase for G. L. Roos. We
can reco nmend Mr.. HIS workman
ship. 1t is first class in every respect.
Mr.. Henry Sebert sr. informs US that
he ran across two wolves Friday, near
Mr.. Fortwenglers farm. Quite num-
Der of wolves have been seen in Brown
County lately.
Mr.. F. Vogelpohl has bought the
MISUNDERSTANDING establishment OF
Mr.. Ed. Dunkel. Mr.. V. has been in
the employ of Mr.. Dunkel for some
time and is credited with being first
class workman.
North Star reports Is births during
1886. IL of these were boys, quite a
prospect for the girls of North Star.
A number of typographical errors
crept into our list Of building statistics
and were overlooked in proof-reading
These were G. Lehman $4,000 should
read $500; Thee. Crone 10000 should be
1900; Lutheran Church Society 5000
should be 900. With these corrections
the total sum is $9645O, the same as
given last week.
The GLOBE says of our representa-.
tives: sThos. =. Bowen, of Sleepy
Eve, is one of thesDemocratic 4Alckers'
who made SO much trouble for Kelly
and Doran last summer. The hare
work he done at the time has made
him -shouldered. Bowen i!
one of the class of men known in tho
Northwest as ''rustlers.' He general
ly gets there with both feet-as they
call it down in Brown county-and his
paper, the Sleepy Eye Herald, is one
of the spiciest of the country press
Bowen will go home every Friday
night and put in Saturday and Sunday
chasing down delinquent subscriber!
with blood hounds. Mr.. Bowen has
been assigned an end seat, in the mid